Sahlin Farm

1. Sahlin Farm

4. Sahlin Family Oscar Sahlin Deceased Fred Sahlin Deceased Emily Sahlin Dodge Deceased Hilda Sahlin Franz Deceased Fred Sahlin, Jr. CHARLIE DODGE 410.841.6269 CAROLYN ROBBINS 410.399.0369 PAT SAHLIN 410.435.5567 410.849.8623 Judy Helene Notes • The Sahlin Farm consists of two large parcels, Sahln Farm Estates I (125 acres) and Sahlin Farm Estates II (298 acres). Sahlin Farm Estates I adjoins Sherwood Forest. This parcel has been, in accordance with the previously recorded land conservation easement has been subdivided into 11 buildable lots. Lots range in size from 5 to 50+ acres restricted to one home per lot. Lot 9 abuts Sherwood Forest with an adjoining property line of approximately ½ mile. • Sahlin Farm Estates is held in trust by Mr. Sahlin’s heirs. The primary heirs include: Carolyn Robbins, Pat Sahlin, and Charlie Dodge. Charlie Dodge is Sherwood’s primary point of contact. Sherwood Forest enjoys a cordial relationship with the Sahlins recently based upon Sherwood closing the Sahlin Farm $2.4 land conservation deal, our assistance with several technical subdivision matters that increased the value of their property, and historically - buying produce from the Sahlins through The Depression (made ends meet) which the older members still talk about. Bob Jean

9. Sherwood Forest 1909

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13. 1909 Sahlin Farm - Lot 9 1909, one hundred years ago, serves as a metaphorical reference point to underscore the notion of a far reaching decision v. meeting the urgent needs of the moment. Lot 9 is a one time opportunity (far reaching decision, or legacy) to increase the size of Sherwood Forest by 15%, or the Outer Forest by 40%.

14. 1909 Sahlin Farm - Lot 9 1909, underscores the long-term vision of this potential acquisition. In 1909, Sherwood Forest did not exist. In 1909, $100K would buy $2.4M today. In 1909, most of our grandmothers were infants or kids. In 1909, one family lived in Sherwood Forest, with just 40,000 residing in Anne Arundel County, there are currently 510,000 people in the county today – with another 10,000 in-bound in the next several years to our area (Parole & FT Meade redevelopments).

15. 1909 Sahlin Farm - Lot 9 1909, was a seven mile an hour world - the speed in which one, or a horse, walks. Currently, we operate at the near speed of light in all forms of communication be it phone, television, Internet. Just as no one in 1909 could predict our current world in 2009, no one in 2009 can predict the needs and wants of our heirs in 2109.

16. 1909 Sahlin Farm - Lot 9 In 2009, one does know that no more land is being made. In 2009, one knows that real estate market prices are depressed. In 2009, one can assess that the current depression in residential sales is not permanent. In 2009, one can predict that Sherwood will not be frozen in time for the next Century. NOTE: In the early years, Sherwood opened hills every decade, with a decade pause prior to the addition of Clumber and Ravenshead Hills, with notions of additional hills every generation. While some may be opposed to the addition of any future development of Sherwood Forest, none of us can predict the utility of an additional 50+ acres to our children, or their children, most likely to be offered at below normal market value.